Theater 145: All Souls Night

Open-Door Playhouse

On a dark and stormy night, a distraught young woman seeks the aid of a doctor to release her from the thrall of a deadly entity changing her into….something else. But her immortal Master has yet another, more powerful, unholy being under his control. What can the doctor do?
Bernadette Armstrong directs Allan Wasserman, Elaine Mello, and Daaman Krall.
Simon Bowler Khan is the playwright. He’s written a number of historical dramas
including a pair of plays about Christopher Marlowe, The Inquisitor, Judgment of the Eye, The Enemy of the State, and The Briefing. He is also a producer, actor, and director (including a production of Hamlet for Amazon.) He is a graduate of the University of Westminster.

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